izgoy
Well-Known Member
Don’t do it until Rivian gets access to Superchargers. But if you do it, find out first if you can import a Rivian to North Korea.There's a whole bunch of 'baggage' associated with Thanksgiving in my extended family. Let's get that out of the way. Show up late, and you might as well move to North Korea.
I have a new R1T in central North Carolina. Thanksgiving is in SW Florida. I can drive my ICE car with son + wife to visit family, or we can try in the R1T (21" road setup). In the ICE, the door-to-door time would be about 12-13 hours. In the R1T, I'm seeing door-to-door times around 15 hours, with each stop around 30 minutes for charging. ICE car is fine; the R1T would be way more comfortable.
Help!
- I am nervous about broken chargers, or in-use chargers during a very busy holiday period in the USA.
- Not interested in overnight stops; each drive would be a single-day event. (Wednesday drive to Florida. Saturday drive back to NC)
- Our family's longest EV trip previously, in my son's BOLT, has been 240 miles, round trip.
- Is the anxiety about charging infrastructure worth adding onto the anxiety over Thanksgiving and family crap?
- My son is 'all in' on the idea. My wife maybe hopes we fail and don't actually have to spend T'giving with my family (her in-laws).
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